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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1975

Page

4

Pittsburgh Teachers Strike After Failed Contract Talks

Pittsburgh public school teachers walkout for the third time in eight years while 62 000 students are expected in class. The Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers rejects an 11th hour board offer of 1000 across the board. strike could last two months.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers Albert Fondy Laor Sala Cady Jerry C Ulson Fondy Negubativs

Local woman named regional Kmart employee of the month

Arlene Hicks, wife of Fort Detrick NCO Jerry Hicks, is chosen from about 6 000 NE U S Kmart women department workers in 240 stores as November employee of the month. Store manager C E Hert notes this is the first such award from his Frederick store.

Arsene Hicks K-mart United States Arlene Hicks Mrs. Hicks T-Sgt Jerry T. Hicks Women Kmarts C. E. Hert Kmart Frederick Hicks Colorado Springs Colo

Ford and Tong Meet in Beijing During Dinner Talks

United Art Workers report Ford and Tong dine with 600 guests at a Beijing guest house. They plan substantive talks on Korean peninsula security and U S Soviet relations while China voices concern over illness and health of Chou En Lai and Mrs Chou.

Ford Tong Korean Peninsula China Nixon Chou

UAW Vice President Questions Busing for Integration

United Auto Workers VP Douglas Fraser says school busing may trigger re segregation as whites move from central cities to suburbs. He notes the union's political leadership is reassessing support for busing and calls it a losing issue politically for the union.

Detroit United Auto Workers Douglas Fraser Fraser

Hawaii Quakes Hit Islands Amid Tidal Threats

Hawaii residents faced two strong earthquakes including the strongest in a century, triggering tidal waves and Kilauea eruptions. One person died, another missing, and damages reached about 2 million dollars. The Hilo Christmas parade proceeded after warnings were lifted.

ILO Hawaii Pie Islands Island of Honolulu Kilauea Hilo Kiyoshi Shigeoka Volcanoes National Park Michael Cruz Mountain View James A. Mitchel Hawaiian Islands Punaluu

Schaefer plans inauguration as Baltimore mayor

Democrat William Donald Schaefer will be inaugurated for a second term as Baltimore mayor on Tuesday. The noon ceremony will be on a stage by the Inner Harbor with a reception inside the Maryland Science Center. Gov. Marvin Mandel may be absent for a governors meeting in Washington.

Baltimore William Donald Schaefer Inner Harbor Maryland Science Center Robert E. Michel Jr Marvin Mandel Washington

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